Panasonic Network Camera Recorder BB-HNP60 Operating Instructions

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 An MJP file size recorded at intervals of 0.5 second for an hour is as follows. 
The image quality is standard.
* The file size varies depending on the image quality and object situation.Resolution File size
640 x 480 About 140 MB
320 x 240 About 67 MB
160 x 120 About 21 MB 
						

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2.4.4 Motion Detection Recording
Recording can begin automatically when motion is detected. This feature offers a 
more efficient means of recording.
1.Click Camera Preview in the Camera List to select Network Camera.
 The frame of the selected Camera Preview turns blue.
2.Click   to monitor Network Cameras.
3.Click [Motion] of Recording buttons.
 Motion Detection Recording starts.
 Camera Name will be green.
Click [Off] of Recording buttons to quit.
Notes
 Motion Detection Meter may not work properly depending on resolution, 
image quality and object situation.
 Motion Detection Recording is available for use while monitoring. Motion 
Detection Recording is unavailable for use while stopping monitoring 
						

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2.4.5 Changing Motion Detection Settings
Motion Detection Settings has two types; default setting and current camera 
setting.
1.Click Camera Preview in the Camera List to select Network Camera.
 The frame of the selected Camera Preview turns blue.
2.Select [Tools]  [Default Motion Detection Settings...] on the menu bar.
 Motion Detection Settings window is also accessible by clicking Motion 
Detection Meter.
3.Drag the slider to adjust and click [OK].
* Percentage of the divided cells activates the Motion Detection Recording.(a)[Default Setting] is effective to all configured Network Cameras. 
[Current Camera] is effective only to the current displayed Network 
Camera. [Default Setting] does not have effect on Network Cameras 
that have settings on [Current Camera].
(b) Set the cell size*. Smaller the cell size is, easier the tiny motion is to be 
detected.
(c) Set the percentage of cells to start recording. This setting determines the 
percentage of the red meter and the green meter of the Motion Detection 
Meter.
(d) Set the level of the sensitiveness to detect the motion.
(e)[Restore Factory Defaults] on [Default Setting] window resets the 
settings to the factory default. [Restore Default] on [Current Camera] 
window sets the settings to those on [Default Setting].
(a)
(b)
(c)
(d)
(e) 
						

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2.4.6 Timer Recording
You can specify the day of the week and period of time for recording. Timer 
Recording can be used with Motion Detection Recording. The image in which the 
motion is detected will be recorded in the specified period of time.
1.Click Camera Preview in the Camera List and select Network Camera.
 The frame of the selected Camera Preview turns blue.
2.Click   to stop monitoring Network Cameras.
3.Click [Edit Cam].
 You can also select [Edit]  [Edit Current Camera].
 Edit Camera window appears.
 Refer to page 34 for each parameter.
4.Edit the parameters and click [OK]. 
						

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5.Select [Control]  [Automatic Timer Operation].
 Check mark appears when the timer recording becomes effective.
 Network Camera Recorder starts monitoring and recording images 
automatically in the specified time.
Notes
 Timer Recording for all Network Cameras stops by clearing the check mark 
by the [Automatic Timer Operation].
 Timer Recording of the selected Network Cameras stops by clearing all of 
the day of the week check boxes of Timer Operation on Edit Camera 
window.
 Timer Recording stops by clicking [Off] while performing the Timer 
Recording. Click [On] or [Motion Detect] to perform Timer Recording 
again. 
						

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2.4.7 Playing Back the Recorded Image
Network Camera Recorder can play back JPEG and MJP files of camera images 
controlling the playback speed.
1.Click Camera Preview in the Camera List to select Network Camera.
 The frame of the selected Camera Preview turns blue.
2.Click [Thumbnails] tab  [Refresh]  [Load thumbs].
 Displayed thumbnails of JPEG files.
 When you check Autoload thumbs check box, the image will be loaded 
automatically.
Click [Stop] to quit. ([Load thumbs] changes to [Stop] while loading.)
3.Select a recorded image and double-click it.
When selecting an MJP file
The MJP file will be played back. Click   to stop playing back. The file will be 
played back from the suspended image by clicking   again.
Notes
 Make sure to click   when stopping playing back an MJP file.
 Refer to page 60 for how to change the playback speed.
MJP file
JPEG file 
						

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When selecting a JPEG file
Playback buttons can display recorded images.
 When you play back recorded images, [Live] changes to [Saved] on the 
Toolbar buttons. Click [Saved] to restore to the current image.
Note
The right-clicking a recorded image displays the commands. The same 
commands can be selected in the [File] on the menu bar. displays a first image.
displays a previous image.
plays back recorded images.
 Click   to pause. Click   again to play back.
displays a next image. (If there is no next image, the latest image is 
displayed.)
displays a latest image. (The current image is displayed while 
monitoring.)
(1) Displays image information.
(2) MJP file: 
Displays recorded images in the attached Network Camera Viewer. 
Select [Install Network Camera Viewer] on Installation Selection 
window. (  page 13)
JPEG file: 
Displays recorded images in the attached Network Camera Viewer.
(3) Copies selected files. (  page 68)
(4) Deletes selected files. (  page 61)
(5) Extracts JPEG files from an MJP file. (  page 59)
(1)
(2)
(3)
(4)(5) 
						

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2.4.8 Searching for Recorded Image
Recorded images can be searched for by their recording time.
1.Click  , or select [Tools]  [Search] on the menu bar. Search window 
appears.
2.Set the parameters (period of time for searching/Image File type/Search 
Results) and click [Search]. A list of searched images appears.
When checking [Filename] for 
Search Results, recorded images will 
be displayed with their recorded 
filenames.When checking [Time] for Search 
Results, recorded images will be 
displayed with their recorded time.
Displays date and time.
(e.g., April 8th 13:00)
Displays date, time, 
second and centisecond.
(e.g., April 8th 13:08, 20.69)
Displays time. 
						

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2.4.9 Extracting JPEG Files from an MJP File
JPEG files can be extracted from an MJP file.
1.Click [Thumbnails] tab. Thumbnail Page appears.
2.Select an MJP file to extract JPEG files.
3.Select [Tools]  [Extract JPG Files from Current MJP File] on the menu 
bar. Extracted images will be displayed on Thumbnail Page.
Note
Extracted JPEG files are displayed 
with a filename as shown in the 
right image.
e.g., March 27th 17:00-00001
Date, time and
frame number 
						

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2.4.10 Controlling Playback Speed
Network Camera Recorder can control the playback speed. You can also control 
while playing back recorded images.
1.Right-click .
 The next window appears.
2.Drag the slider and control speed.
3.Click the close button.